Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-10-29


 1raieful recognition aud humble &C., IpowledgeIneut. By His omlIpCtent mower ht has protected Us from VgT sld pss,i!ence mud from every National col amity; by His gracious favor She earth has yielded a generous return to the la bor of !he husbsDdmBn and every path of honest toil has led to comfort and con ,entment; by His loving Kindness the hearts of our people have been replen- ishsd with ir8tsTnal sentiment and pat rIoiio endeBvoT end by His unerring guidance we have been directed m ths way Of national prosperity. To that end we testify our gratitude for these blessings, Bld I. Grover Cleveland, Pres idoai of the United E.B.e=, do hereby designate Thursday, the 24,h day ct No vember next, a. a day ot thanksgiving and prayer, to be observed hy sll the people of the land. On iAa. doy let ell secular work and emplCymens b. sus- pended and les our people assemble in their accustomed places of worship and with prayer and songs Of prbiae, give thanks to our Heavenly Father for all that He has done for us while wo hum- bly implore forgiveness for our sins ard A continuance of His mercy. Let fam ilies and kindred be united on that day and thelr enemies be buried in thsDkful- nses to the eouroe of all their pleasure, the giver of all that makes the day glad and joyous. and let us remember the poor and needy and unfortungtes, and by our gifts of charity and ready benev- olerce, increase the number Of those, who with grateful hearts shall join ID our thanksgiving. In whereof I have set my hand and caused the seal Os the United States to be hereunio affixed,
 Done at the city of Washington this 25ih day of October, in the yea. of our Lord. one thousand eight hundred and eishty-seven and of the Independenc. the one hundred and tglith.
 lsEALI GROVER CLEVELAND,
 President.
 THos. F. BAIARD,
 Secretary of Slate.
 NEW YORK, October 26-The freight classification committed, composed of representatives ot She truck lines ot the aent.Gl traffic association and railroads west oi tine Mississippi nver, net this afternoon and discussed the question O. s uniform freight classification.
 NEW YORK. October 26-Tbe Supreme Council of the Sovereign Grand lnspec- tor General of the 33i degree, Scottish l.iie Free Masonry for the United States, have been n session ID this city for two days. The following Offict rs have been elected: Judge JCbn J. Go:DsG of New York. Sovereign Grand COmmander; Wm. A. Hersisher of Columbus, Lieu tenant Grand Commander; Crawl He A. Trimhies of Ono, Grand Minister of State; Robert F. Roberts, Grand Trees- urcr; General Robsrt E. Foigcr, n. n, rf Brooklyn, Grand Cuss.s bonding Sec r-tary; General John q. Barker, Grand Secretary; General John q. Boyd, Grand Keeper of Archives: Isaac r. Graham of Connecticut. Grand Standard Bearer; r. J. Edwards of Mime a. pOlis, Grand Captain of the Guard.
 PoRr AU PRINCE. October 2j-FrOm Sepleube 23l up tJ da.e, sharp shocks os earthquake have been iels almost daily on the island. As a consequence "a panic has been caused and busirG has almost entirely been suspended.
 WASHINGTON. O,to5,r 26.-Ths sec ret6ry Of the interior to-day received the following telegram from IuGlau h. spec.or Armstrong; aI the Crow agency, in Montana: Twenty GrC5 Ven.Fes, well armed, are on this reservation CD route across 1t io Shoshcne agency. l have requested the military 10 stop them and hold them at the post, un,Il you can bs heard from. They should not be allowed to go outside the reseF- vation to which they belong.
 PrrrsBURG. October 26.-It is DOW a. most settled fact thgt the pressed glass workers ID the American Glass WOrks Association will go on a strike NOven- ber Ist.
 DULUTH, Oo.,ber 26.-The reported fild Of gold near the In.erEatiORal boundary YVES proved last eveuIag by the arrival of George and Frank Spencer. oi St Lotus, and Louis Baub.er Cf BuGsE Northwest Territory, with a email tiu box full of nuggets fl native gold, h. oludiug magnificent specimens Of sl most entirely pure gold as lsrge as mans hand.
 CLEvELASD. O., October 26.-Tae 36- inch telescope, the largest iu the world, which wRs designed and built by NBrEuT .S 5wRnsey, is finished, and wIll be a' oucs shipped Co its destination gt Mt. Hamilton, Cal. there it will be placed ia tle Lick Obse-vet1ry. There K R column of cGsi-iroa 10 by r feet ht She base, and by < feet st the tor, and c. weight Of IS tons. On this column r--ts n head weighing tens, in which Is a steel polar axis 10 feet long and l2 inches ID diameter. This supports the declinaticn n g. which i- also Of steel, 10 feet long and To inches in diaue.eT, and weighirg 23GOJ pPuudF. The steel tube. J6 feet 6 Irches long, i- isel in disue ter at the center, tapeTiug t5 3 inches at each end, and weighing over 4 tons. The driving clock and balcony for tts Bssls- tsut astronomer are attached by Q -piral stair ease at the south side Cf the cOi- umn. The center motion is 9 feet above the base, and when the telesoop0 .s poiated tO zenith tho object glass, which is 36 inches in diameter. is G5 feet from the case. The total weight of .ls teiss cope IS 3 tons.
 LONDON. October 26-Ats maeli1E of the Clyde Yacht Club Ht Glasgow ;o- cny, it vEs resolved to challenge for tts STcei. The new champion will be 9 cutter.
 WASHINGTON, October 26.-OTal aEEu- meuts ID supper. oi the application for SEis of error ID the anarchist cHse to- morrow will be made by General Butler aud Hon. J. Randolph Tucker. General Pryor will file printed brief. Argument n opposition 10 she application will be made by Attorney General Hunt, Of Illinois, snd States Attorney oTIaneli Of Chicago
 SAN FRASCIpCo, Oct, 26 Best {, BeIcher. 62O; Crocker, 90; Cholls. 5 JJ: Con. Virginia. 16 75; Confidence lgUJ: Gould S Curry. 4G0; Hale E Norcroes. I25; Locomotive. .5J;' Peer, 0O: Peer less, 1.l5; PoiosI, 6 2j. Ophir, To: Say age, 7jO; sierrH Nevada, 20; Crion | Con-. 3.45; Yellow Jgcket, j.75; Mi. Di. | bio. 36G.
 CHICAGO, October 26- The funeral | services over the remains of the late E. | B. Washburne took place to-day m Trinity Chlr,h. The cCffia was covered | with mass of flowers, the most note worthy being a cross of ferns mingled | with tts tiag of Germany, q testimonial | by the German consul. The front Oi tIa | altar was draped with the oo!or= of the I T,,ta1 lsueaa u,inulad r-ffh fha aa0s ,f II